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Historic Sites of Manitoba: Durban United Church (Durban, Municipality of Swan Valley West)
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Clerics | Photos & Coordinates | Sources
A Presbyterian congregation at Durban, in what is now the Municipality of Swan Valley West, held its first service in this newly constructed church on 3 August 1908. They united with the local Methodists in 1918 and formally became the Durban United Church in 1925. A Christian education addition was made to the building in 1953 and, two years later, the church became part of a three-point charge, with Kenville United Church and Durban United Church. The church closed in 1993.
Clerics
Period
Cleric
1925-1927
H. C. Harris
1927-1930
S. P. Riddell
1930-1931
Hector McKay
1931-1934
M. E. Nixon
1934-1949
J. E. Clarke
1949-1953
I. Marguerite Miller
1953-1955
William H. Barkwell
1955-1960
J. Edgar Jarvis
1960-1963
Axel C. Rekken
1963-1966
John W. E. Griffen
1966-1968
Ken Houston
1968-1970
Jack Mitchell
1970-1972
Keith Alexander
1972-1973
Marian Child
1973-1984
Brenda I. Ferguson
1984-1987
Margaret McCallum
1987-1988
Darrow Woods
1988-1990
Mark Ferrier
1991-1993
Darrow Woods
Photos & Coordinates
Former Durban United Church (May 2019)
Source: George PennerSite Coordinates (lat/long): N51.92786, W101.44084
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Benito United Church (Benito, Municipality of Swan Valley West)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Kenville United Church (Kenville, Municipality of Swan Valley West)
Sources:
100 Years in the Swan River Valley by Centennial History Book Committee, 1999, page 448-449.
This page was prepared by George Penner and Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 7 July 2019
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